The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-11-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 72j

VII haihVb CioSSu ltotCihay t@s'
Opening this morning at 72Ic.
The roads throughout the country
have never been 10 finer condition.
The beautiful weather yesterday
made a very pleasant election day.
Miss Nellie Browuell returned on
Thursday last from an extended visit
with Cory friends.
-Ab. Grove set 'em up to the boys
'tother evening on bran splinter new
suit that fit "like de baper on de vail"
H. j. Hopkins q Co. sell an all
wool (warranted) suit Of underwear
for only one dollar. Think of il 2t
Mrs. Over of Tidioute, is paying
her daughter, Mrs. Rowland Cobb, a
visit, and is warmly met by many Of
her old Tionesta friends.
Cast your eye over the new ad o.
II. j Hopkins q Co, and then give
their establishment visit. The boys
will take iufuite delight in showing
their elegant stock OF goods.
Miss Emma Sloan, who has been
visiting in Edenburg for several weeks
past, returned home Monday, accom-.
panied by Miss Maud Van Gieseu. who
will spend the winter in Tionesta.
The band rendered Mr.. o. d.
Butterfield and bride very pleasant t
serenade Monday evening at the Law.
renee House. to which the happy
groom responded handsomely with
choice cigars.
Union services will be held in the
NJ L. Church on Thanksgiving Day,
oath inst. Rev. Rumberger will preach
the sermon. Everybody is invited to
come. Service will begin at IL o'clock
in the forenoon.
Rev. j. A. Hume, at one time
pastor of the M. L Church at East
Hickory, and we'll known to many Of
our readers, died on the 20th ult., al
his home in Clintonville. Venango
county, of heart disease.
Mr. j. V. Wackerman Of Buffalo
N. Y, the owner of valuable gas, oil
and timber lands in this county, has
sold Warren county parties, the east
half of Warrant 1892. jerks township
near Curll, Campbell & Co.'S monster
gas we'll.
Among the list of patents recent
ly issued the following appear: t. j
Farmer, A. f. Bovard and F. D
Moon, Oil City, car coupling; w. II
and II. w. Pickett, Warren, pip,
thread protector; L. j. Lewis, o.
City, heating apparatus.
The Grove Bros, Albert, Wilhu
and Park, returned last week fron
Kentucky, where they have been en-
gagged for some time drilling for Ga
and oil. Park has commenced house
keeping in the new addition recent,
built 10 his fathers house. All vii
return to Kentucky to resume opera
tions soon.
This section is experiencing some
what Of a drouth for this season of th
year. Wells that have held up prett
we'll all summer are going dry, au,
farmers are experiencing some troubl
in providing water for their stock
The creek aud river are lower thai
they have been for many years. Tn
lumbermen are the most anxious ones
"A company composed of Sam
TAFT, o. w. and j, F. Proper, ha
leased AFRO Copelaud's farm, Har
mony township, and will have a ri
up and drilling commenced by mex
Monday. The location is 20 rod
southwest of the Carnaban we'll. MI
Copelaud's many old friends would b
delighted to hear of a good strik
on his farm.
Mr.. Wm. Albaugh of Hickor
township, made US a pleasant cal
, Monday morning. Mr.. Albaugh
one Of the bows who shouldered hi
! musket in 81, and although luck
enough to escape without a wound, b
shows unmistakable signs of the force
marches aud other hal ldships and eS
posures endured by the soldier wh
{ went through three years of blood